Shock-O-Rama Cinema, 2006
starring: Misty Mundae, Rob Monkiewicz, Julian Wells and A.J. Kahn
written and directed by: Brett Piper
the plot: A horror anthology in the tradition of “Creepshow” and “Tales from the Crypt,” “Shock-O-Rama” ties together three tales of comedy and horror. In the first, Callahan (Monkiewicz), a redneck junkyard owner, starts his day at work by finding a crashed alien spaceship.

New Film Production, 1977
starring: Laura Gemser, Gabriele Tinti, Lars Bloch and Roger Browne
directed by: Joe D’Amato
the plot: When photojournalist Emanuelle (Gemser) isn’t taking erotic photos of New York’s most beautiful women, she’s scouring the streets for stories of corruption and the bizarre proclivities of the rich and powerful. A friend tips her off to industrialist Eric van Darren (Bloch), a temperamental tycoon who’s collecting a harem of women based on the signs of the Zodiac. Emanuelle sneaks into the harem and uncovers van Darren’s true career as an international arms smuggler.

Bryanston Distributing Company, 1975
starring: Ernest Borgnine, William Shatner, Tom Skerritt and Eddie Albert
directed by: Robert Fuest
the plot: Centuries ago, the Preston family stole a Satanic ritual book from Jonathan Corbis (Borgnine), an evil priest in possession of a nefarious power. But with the book stolen, Corbis was robbed of much of his power. And so he cursed the Preston family and spent the next 300 years tracking them.